Intertherm HVAC Systems in Phoenix Manufactured Homes

Reset it once. If it trips again, leave it off and call, because repeated resets on an electric furnace can damage wiring or elements. The breaker keeps tripping page explains what is usually behind it.

In Phoenix, usually. A heat pump moves heat instead of making it, and the furnace elements become backup for the few mornings that need them. It is a replacement-time decision that requires a matched outdoor unit and coil; see best heat pump for a manufactured home.

Usually it is the coil above the furnace or its drain line, not the furnace itself. A clogged condensate line or an iced coil that thawed both put water there. Turn the system off if you see ice, and call.

We are an independent service company and not an Intertherm or Nortek dealer. We repair the equipment and, when replacement is warranted, specify appropriate manufactured-home-listed equipment after an on-site evaluation. Trademarks belong to their owners.

Yes. A season of dust on the burner and flame sensor is the leading cause of first-cold-morning ignition failures. A heating maintenance visit before the first cold night is cheap insurance.

Sometimes, if the coil is compatible and in good condition. Often it is not, and a mismatched pair underperforms and can affect the new unit's coverage. We tell you which case you are in after looking, not before.